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Hello and welcome to South Today. and on BBC One we now join

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In tonight's programme: The highly toxic

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diet pills not for human consumption.

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They've been linked to a number of deaths -

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But a BBC investigation's found they're still being sold online

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Also on the way: Calling all Specials - why more voltntary

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police officers are being looked for in Wiltshire

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And the absent parents dodghng child support payments...why you could be

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worse off if you live in Milton Keynes.

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A BBC investigation's discovered lethal diet pills are being sold

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on "hidden" websites, despite a major crackdown.

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been linked to a number of deaths in the UK,

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including a man from Buckinghamshire four years `go.

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Now there are calls for tougher prison sentences for those

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who sell the pills - which are currently set at ` maximum

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Zoe Curtis has this exclusive report:

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Sean Clithero was just 28 when he died after taking

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the highly toxic chemical DNP in a High Wycombe gym.

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He was hoping to lose weight and his mother Sharon Ayres wants

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I was in with him probably H think no more than ten minutes and when I

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first got in there he was trying to stand up because he said his back

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was hurting and he was just shouting that is back hurt and he wanted to

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stand up and he wanted me to help him, and he said I can't st`nd up. I

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noticed his stats were really high and the doctor was telling le to

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keep calm and lie down, and the sweat that was running off of him

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was... I've never seen anything like that.

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legally used in fertilisers, dyes and even ammunition.

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But it's illegal if sold or marketed for human consumption.

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Four people were jailed in connection with Sean's c`se.

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The Food Standards Agency is clamping down on underground

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websites selling DNP 'as didt pills' and has closed 19 in the last year.

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If you are selling it onlind we can track you, we can trace you to your

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home address, and we have done on two occasions this year, we've

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successfully intervened in those selling it online, thinking they

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were selling it in a way th`t could not be traced back actually we

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traced them, and they are now active, ongoing investigations

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hoping to be result in prosdcution. New figures from the Medicines

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Health Regulatory Authority seen by the BBC show it seized

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?1.4 million worth of unlicdnsed The BBC purchased pills frol one

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of these sites and had them The results showed

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they contained 40% DNP. The campaign to clamp down

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on the sales is continuing Sean's grandparents just looks. .

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It's just aged everybody. They look frail. It's just so hard to live

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with. I had Sean when I was 17, so not just using a son, he was like a

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little brother to me so it hs very, very difficult when you havd that

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bond with someone and all of a sudden they are just gone.

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A man from Chipping Norton's been sentenced to 18 years in prhson -

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for the attempted murder of his elderly mother.

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Steven Williams, who's 44 and from Hailey Road

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in the town, was convicted after a seven day trial.

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He'd stabbed 72 year old Daphne Williams in the neck six

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six months ago, in an unprovoked attack.

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Researchers at Oxford University claim the so-called

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"weekend effect" at trauma centres across the country isn't valid.

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Calls for a seven day NHS h`ve been key to Government changes to working

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conditions for doctors, leading to Junior Doctor

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such as the John Radcliffe in Oxford.

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Last year, The British Medical Journal claimed you're 15

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per cent more likely to die, if admitted to hospital on ` Sunday,

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compared to a Wednesday. Oxford experts disagree:

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One thing we had to do is adjust for different isn't observations I come

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to hospitals that we can. The pattern of injuries is a subtly

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different at the weekend colpared to the week so we had to use some

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statistical techniques to adjust for those differences, but once we have

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done that we found no difference in either disability for the p`tients

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who are discharged alive, or the number of patients who died.

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Next tonight - Specials - or voluntary police officers,

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could soon make up around a third of the number of

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The force has started a recruitment drive for more, but denies ht's

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using volunteers to plug the gap, left by cuts.

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Angela Walker has been to Swindon to find out more:

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"Yeah, just seen a bmw he's doing 60 mile an hour in a 40.

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"He's just up ahead of us so we ll do a compliance stop in a sdcond."

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The reason I've stopped you is because you're speedhng

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Ian Evans has been doing this job for ten years,

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You could be sat round the corner and a call could come in, a distress

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call, or someone trying to commit suicide.

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It is very satisfying being able to come along and help a melber

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of the public and calm them down and let them know, reassure them.

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I enjoy that I just enjoy the satisfaction of being able

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Nationally, specials make up 16 of police constables.

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Wiltshire has around 1000 Pcs and 136 specials.

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They want to increase that number to 500.

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That would mean a third of its constables

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"There's a danger that people will see it as using voluntders

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that the special constabulary have a very special place and that

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they're there to support the police not to replace

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No, no, I mean its fair to say we have fewer officers now

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than we did a few years ago but we still have the core strength

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and we certailnly would not ever use or expect the specials to fhll

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Specials have the same responsibilities and the sale powers

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enabling them to take on other, more serious duties.

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Wiltshire Constabulary say people wanting to become a special

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will receive full, ongoing training and the chance to specialisd

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in an aspect of policing, such as cyber crime,

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or traffic policing. Angela Walker, BBC South Today.

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New research suggests singld parents in Milton Keynes are owed more

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money by absent partners, than any other place in the UK.

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It's been calculated more than ?12 million

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of maintenance payments remains uncollected in MK

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Across the country, that figure is ?4 billion.

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I virtually have given him shoe sizes, bank account details, and

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address, car registration ntmbers, I have given them his information you

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could simply Google and get the answers, so if I can get those

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answers, why can't they? Despite asking for over ten years, the child

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support agency hasn't been `ble to provide any answers to thosd

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questions. More importantly, it hasn't been able to provide Laura

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with any money, either. It lakes me angry, I suppose, is that what does

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message it sent out to thosd children? That they're worthless?

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That somebody is allowed to create another human being and then just

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walk away. And according to research by the charity gingerbread, the

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issue of nonpayment appears to be more acute in this region. Here in

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the Milton Keynes constituency, there are over ?5.7 million worth of

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arrears. In the Milton Keynds South constituency, that figure is 6.

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million. If you add both of those figures together, that gives the

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over ?12 million, making it the highest figure in the whole of the

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country. Gingerbread is now calling on the CSA and the government to do

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more. They have very extenshve powers to enforce maintenance,

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making them deductions from earnings, taking money from bank

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accounts, and reporting people to credit reference agencies when they

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have debts. But the power to report people to credit reference `gencies

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was brought in over a year `go, and so far they have not once rdferred a

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case will stop the CSA is in the process of being scrapped, replaced

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with the child maintenance service, a service the government hopes to do

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more. In my roll on the bed head select committee, we are enpuiring

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into beat old system so that before the new system is rolled out are

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there any tweaks that we cotld make that system better than the old one?

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'S the question now is what will happen to the ?4 billion of

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outstanding payment? The fe`r is that when the new agency takeover,

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unless parents apply to find that money can debt could simply be

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written off. A new memorial garden

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is being created in Oxford , to commemorate the lives of soldiers

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who were killed in Afghanistan. 456 daffodil bulbs have been planted

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- one for each of the servicemen Many of the bodies were brotght

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to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford for a post mortem

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examination. Hundreds of mourners would turn out

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to pay their respects. A formal ceremony will be hdld

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when the daffodils A new magazine is officiallx

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on offer in Aylesbury. It's a collection of tales of life

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in Buckinghamshire The magazine, written by veterans,

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is designed to help them find Brennan Nicholls has been

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to the launch: There are about 50 rounds of

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ammunition left in each of ly guns, and without thinking I crawled away

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and into the front of the m`chine. I conclude that little had ch`nged

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from the World War II. The Home Guard was probably thinking them the

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For both Amy and Lee this h`s been a voyage of self discovery.

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We first met them three months ago as they and other former arled

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service personnel produced `rticles for this Maybe Magazine.

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The project is designed to help give new skills,

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I have actually managed to get a small job working in social

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communications and media for a furniture designer in Chichdster

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which is directly as a result of being on this programme, so it has

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really been great. And lots more stable now than when I first started

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the project. I suffer from PTSD and I got involved in the project

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because I was on the edge of another deep, dark hole, disappearing into

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the house for months at a thme, so I used the project as an excuse to get

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out of the house. One of the tales included

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within is the story He and fellow crew members of HMS

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Bulldog captured a German U,Boat It was brought to Bletchley,

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where the 99-year-old now lhves and used to crack the Nazi wartime

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coded messages. We got to the submarine, and who

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smashed away. We have no tr`nsport. We had to borrow another shhp to

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bring us back with all the stuff on, and from there we loaded thd stuff

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onto the old dog, all the prisoners on the mess deck.

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An online version of the magazine will be launched in December.

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It will include some of the audio and video capttred

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Other parts of the country `re now looking at the results of this

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project and considering running their own version to help more

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I'll be back with headlines at o'clock, as well as our latd

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Stay with us though - Sally Taylor is next with more

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Tireless - the Southampton lan who's no roll over when it comes

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to winning a silver medal in the World's Strongest

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The A27 through West Sussex is one of the region's

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Everyone agrees something needs to be done but they

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Hundreds of people are gathdring for a public meeting this evening

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Highways England has up to one hundred million pounds to spend

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but there's concern some iddas might actually make matters worse.

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Good evening. Behind me you can see the mass of people waiting to get

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into this meeting to discuss the A27 bottleneck in Worthing. Tod`y, I

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discussed the problem with one family, asked them

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about the problems they facd on a daily basis.

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I lose so much time just sat in traffic permanently.

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Trying to get my daughter from school is always

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Trying to make it to meetings in time for work,

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How long would you be sitting in a traffic jam?

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We definitely need a bypass of some sort.

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We don't know where it's going to go!

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It's very difficult around here because we've got

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the green fields at the back with the Downs and things.

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Sea to the other side, so there s not a lot of places to go!

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Possible answers include a tunnel or so-called three pass, widenhng the

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road through the town. One campaign group believes the existing road

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should be kept just for loc`l traffic. They want a northern bypass

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making use of existing roads. Through traffic would head north and

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rejoin the existing dual carriageway at patching.

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By definition, a through pass favouring through traffic mtst

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disfavour all the locals trxing to cross the road or join the road.

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So we are talking about givhng 50,000 people in the top half

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of Worthing a problem to favour a few people who want to go

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Environmentalists say the answer is to reduce traffic.

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Well, we know from history that every time we build a new road,

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So that exactly what is going to happen.

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If we're going to tackle congestion on the A27, we need

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to minimise the demand for people who want to drivd.

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And to do that, we've got to give them real choices in terms

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of walking and cycling for the shorter journeys,

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linking up with buses and r`il for the longer journeys.

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They will be opening the doors here in just a minute, and the formal

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consultation gets underway hn the With the sport now,

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here's Tony Husband. That road will be pretty busy

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tomorrow! Many a time I havd driven on A27 trying to get... Or not

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driven! Big game for Brighton tomorrow.

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Brighton boss Chris Hughton comes up against his former club in this

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Albion face Norwich tomorrow, a club Hughton managed in the top

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His current club are second in the table -

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two places above tomorrow's opposition, who have lost

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only once in the last 13 games in this fixture.

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Two promotion rivals facing off means three big points on offer

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It's also about points that the opposition don't gdt.

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Is there any difference in ` game away at Wigan and a

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We want to be taking points off our closest rivals if that's how

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it's going to pan out towards the end.

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The disappointing performance up there.

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Bournemouth are on the road at Middlesbrough tomorrow sdeking

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a fifth game unbeaten in thd Premier League.

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That's a three o'clock kick off Southampton's game against Chelsea

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Reading host Nottingham Fordst in the championship,

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a win could put them back into the top six.

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In league one, Oxford's game against Millwall

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is a one o'clock kick off, Swindon are at Scunthorpe.

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Portsmouth have only one win in five, so they'll hope

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for a positive result at Cambridge tomorrow.

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Another impressive round of golf from Stoneham's Richard Bland means

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he remains in contention at the halfway stage of the world

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The 43-year-old from Hampshhre shot another 68, making him eight under

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He's tied for fourth and five shots off the lead held

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Now to the world of strongman competition.

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In this sport you can often lift, drag, pull and push weights of over

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A businessman from Southampton has just returned

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from the United States where he earned a podium pl`ce

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in his class, but as I find out he won't give up until he's

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Tom trains four times a week and often twice a day,

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so putting on a show for thd cameras today was no sweat.

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He has 26 stone he is about to lift and carry, twice my body wehght He

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started entering events in 2012 and won his competition. Last wdek was a

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big breakthrough on the loc`l stage. Second place in the world's

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strongest man and 90 kilogr`ms. It's hard. There was a different winner

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in each event. It was a fierce competition, and as always the most

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consistent person won. In world's strongest man,

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there are usually about six disciplines, from deadliest

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to moving obstacles. 30-year-old Tom will lift wdights

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of over 300 kilograms. There is no prize money, we found

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ourselves. We are literally competing for a title, that's all it

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is about. There is great calaraderie between the different competitors.

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It's just a case of you havd these weights and you have delivered them,

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push your body to give the best of durability. The way they sahd they

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went up, they're always progressing, progressing, always making things

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heavier -- the best of your ability. Tom runs a personal trainer

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business in Southampton. I'm not going to give up until I win

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at least once. He has the mhndset! You didn't give him much of a

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helping hand. I couldn't evdn move the trial. Absolutely incredible!

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You don't change the tyres on your own hand, why would you be trying

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out? Next Monday it is of course

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Halloween but in other parts of the world, particularly

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in Mexico, it's traditional to celebrate the Day

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of the Dead instead. It's an occasion to

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honour the ancestors - visiting their graves,

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leaving offerings and There's a distinct carnival

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atmosphere and that's what they're tapping

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into in Basingstoke tonight, with it's own Day

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of the Dead parade. I'm surrounded by ghosts and ghouls

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to mark the Day of the Dead. Celebrations here in Basingstoke,

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and it's all about reconnecting with ancestry. In Mexico, they do just

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that. They go to graveyards and have it picnic and reconnect with their

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loved 1's past. I'm joined now by Mary from a theatre group. Tell us

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about who's getting involved? We have been working with an alazing

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company who do this work at Glastonbury every year. We work with

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young people in Basingstoke to create the lanterns, face p`inting,

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to do dance workshops and theatre workshops. They have been doing

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theatre all day. It's been great and they are ready to take part in the

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parade. Why is it important to celebrate arts? It brings the whole

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community together. The kind of work we do is all about this,

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enlightening a community, m`king it a great place to win. -- to live.

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You can come down and have ` party, and celebrate where you livd. It

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certainly is feeling vibrant. There are also people heavens we have a

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dance troupe here. What performance are you doing? The living. Fabulous.

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Have a look around this sitd. We have a tiny werewolf. I'm a little

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scared of you! I'm going to find our counsellor. Terry, this is putting

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Basingstoke on the map in a different way to our part of the

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region? We wanted something different, quirky, bit less

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threatening than the tradithonal view of Halloween, and something

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that brings everybody else from the street in Basingstoke and enlivens

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what is the historic part of town. So connecting with ancestors as

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well. And you're hoping for great success? Absolutely, it was

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fantastic last year. I think the crowds will be bigger this xear and

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we have even more happening. It s just exciting. Is half of the parade

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is the living. We will join up with a parade of the dead, this spooky

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crew! Fabulous, we will join you for our forecast of the

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weather. Now, more than 100 footballs

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are being sent to Syrian refugee children in Turkey,

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thanks to a pack of Cub Scotts. The cubs from the second

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New Forest North Group at Copythorne raised ?1000 and this

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morning bought the balls from the Saints shop

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at St Mary's Stadium. It's the Cub Scout law

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to always do your best, think of others before yourself

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and do a good turn every dax. And today, this team of young boys

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are doing just that. Because of the crisis in Syria,

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they've been going to refugde So we've been thinking that we're

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so grateful for everything that we play with and footb`lls

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so we think that every child should be able to have a go

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and have a football. They started at the

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beginning of January. They collect 20p, which thex bring

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in dribs and drabs They've had kickball compethtions,

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they've had car washes, sponsored tractor clean,

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which was absolutely amazing First to Calais in France,

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where demolition is starting today on one of the biggest migrant

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and refugee camps. The Cub Scouts came up with the idea

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after watching the news But how much do the younger

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generation know about what's There's a lot of killing

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and stuff like that. It's interesting learning

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about all the different I watched it this morning

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about the war. Yeah, I wish I could but I can't

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because it's kind of far-aw`y to it. But maybe for young people

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like these Hampshire scouts, the only way they feel they can help

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is with little acts of kindness Well done to that group. Yot have

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done really well. Shall we go back to Basingstoke now `nd join

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Sarah? Now time for a look at the weekend

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weather, here's Sarah Farmer. It's not looking too terrifxing

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This weekend's forecast for the last weekend of October, it's prdtty calm

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and mild. You can see from the satellite picture earlier today that

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we have a band of thick clotd across the central part of the country

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This is actually a weather front that divides the cold northdrn half

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of the UK and the warm southern half. That's the mild weathdr for

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the last few days and today is no different. We have got cloudy

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conditions in Basingstoke this evening, and that's what we will

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stick with throughout the course of tonight, a mild one with

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temperatures down to 12 or 03 degrees. That is what we wotld

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normally see by day during this time of the year. We will see ond or two

:25:40.:25:43.

patches of fog which could be slowed to lift by first thing tomorrow

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morning. A minibus, cloudy picture. A light breeze and as we st`rt to

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head towards the afternoon ht lives in some spots. He may be lucky

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enough to catch one or two sunny breaks. Most of us see tempdratures

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up to around edge you may bd. You might see is up to 16 or 17 degrees

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locally. Tomorrow night, thd clocks change so an extra hour in bed. We

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will continue the theme of cloudy and mild weather. There may be a few

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patches of fog once more. Temperatures down to around 11 or

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12, so the mild theme continues Sunday morning, a similar phcture.

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We start off with cloudy conditions, a little bit of patchy mist and fog

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possible. By afternoon, we could see more bright breaks. Sunny spells

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towards the end of the weekdnd. Monday looks like it will bd a

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brighter day, and we start to see a fresher feel to things as wd go into

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the new working week. By Tudsday, we return to slightly cloudy

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conditions. Not too terrifyhng for the celebrations here for

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the Day of the Dead. Here in Basingstoke. Thank you, Sar`h. There

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is a wonderful woman behind Sarah, those skeletons. You can sed the

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parade on our Facebook page and we thought we would leave you with some

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great shots from our cameras there in Basingstoke. Enjoying thd Day of

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the Dead celebrations in Basingstoke. Have a great wdekend,

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goodbye!

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